Its with a heavy heart that we mark the passing of a queer luminary, Jill Sobule. She was both the read more…
Interview | Avgi Saketopoulou & Ann Pellegrini
In their book, “Gender Without Identity”, Ann Pellegrini and Avgi Saketopoulou explore the notion of gender formation through the lens read more…
Yamilette Vizcaino | Writer in Residence
We would like to introduce, Yamilette Vizcaino Rivera, our current writer in residence! Watch the full video as she talks read more…
Wangechi Mutu’s Fantastical Journey, Dripped, Dipped and Left to Bled
**originally published Oct 16, 2013** Wangechi Mutu’s mid-career survey of works at the Brooklyn Museum, is a meditation on the read more…
Julia Kunin @ Sandra Gering
Julia Kunin’s latest work at her first one-person show at Sandra Gering reflects her mastery over material and an evolution read more…
New York Armory Show 2015 Edition
We were back at that New York artworld institution the Armory, a show we love to hate and hate to love.
Chris Ofili Retrospective at The #NewMuseum
If you waited until the last minute to see the Chris Ofili retrospective “Night and Day” at the New Museum,
Toshi Reagon’s Parable
Toshi Reagon’s latest musical project,
Yoga Acharya BKS Iyengar 1918 – 2014
It is safe to say that there is not one Yoga Asana teacher that has not studied with or studied read more…
Haiti Glass, Lenelle Moïse
Sometimes hearing hard truths are easier when packaged in poetic verse.
Angkor Diary, Temple Hopping in Cambodia
This past May I took a short adventure into Cambodia to visit the temple sites of Angkor (video below).
Frieze Art Fair 2014 Randalls Island
The Frieze Art Fair has become New York’s (most) favorite art fair, edging out the older Armory Show.
The Charmed Jill Sobule
Singer songwriter Jill Sobule is back after five years, since her last release, with “Dottie’s Charms.” This is an album read more…
Whitney Biennial 2014, Queerly Visible
The Whitney Biennial is always a hard show to opine on, feelings often run high and hard.
Anoushka Shankar Continues an Oral and Aural Tradition
If Goddess Sarasawti descended from her celestial loka she would and perhaps may have assumed the form of Anushka Shankar.